LSF Version 7.3 - Platform LSF Configuration Reference
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LOG_EMERG
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LOG_ALERT
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LOG_CRIT
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LOG_ERR
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LOG_WARNING
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LOG_NOTICE
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LOG_INFO
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LOG_DEBUG
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LOG_DEBUG1
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LOG_DEBUG2
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LOG_DEBUG3
The most important LSF log messages are at the LOG_ERR or LOG_WARNING level.
Messages at the LOG_INFO and LOG_DEBUG level are only useful for debugging.
Although message log level implements similar functionality to UNIX syslog, there is no
dependency on UNIX syslog. It works even if messages are being logged to files instead of
syslog.
LSF logs error messages in different levels so that you can choose to log all messages, or only
log messages that are deemed critical. The level specified by LSF_LOG_MASK determines
which messages are recorded and which are discarded. All messages logged at the specified
level or higher are recorded, while lower level messages are discarded.
For debugging purposes, the level LOG_DEBUG contains the fewest number of debugging
messages and is used for basic debugging. The level LOG_DEBUG3 records all debugging
messages, and can cause log files to grow very large; it is not often used. Most debugging is
done at the level LOG_DEBUG2.
In versions earlier than LSF 4.0, you needed to restart the daemons after setting
LSF_LOG_MASK in order for your changes to take effect.
LSF 4.0 implements dynamic debugging, which means you do not need to restart the daemons
after setting a debugging environment variable.
EGO parameter
EGO_LOG_MASK
Default
LOG_WARNING
See also
LSB_CMD_LOG_MASK, LSB_CMD_LOGDIR, LSB_DEBUG, LSB_DEBUG_CMD,
LSB_DEBUG_NQS, LSB_TIME_CMD, LSF_CMD_LOGDIR, LSF_CMD_LOG_MASK,
LSF_DEBUG_LIM, LSB_DEBUG_MBD, LSF_DEBUG_RES, LSB_DEBUG_SBD,
LSB_DEBUG_SCH, LSF_LOG_MASK, LSF_LOGDIR, LSF_TIME_CMD
LSF_LOG_MASK_WIN
Syntax
LSF_LOG_MASK_WIN=message_log_level
lsf.conf
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